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This starts off with a prologue about a foreigner in Morocco before the revolution against the French, classic ex-patriot fare. What sets it apart from other books in this genre is that it quickly flips to the perspective of a young muslim coming of aThis starts off with a prologue about a foreigner in Morocco before the revolution against the French, classic ex-patriot fare. What sets it apart from other books in this genre is that it quickly flips to the perspective of a young muslim coming of age in Fez, and then these two meet and escape the uprising spreading through the city. It's a calm, slowly building read, with an outsider's perspective of the muslim faith, and the colonialist culture of the french. Reading it now, after the recent Arab Spring revolutions, really puts the whole development of the region into perspective....more
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